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MightyMoe
MightyMoe
@mightymoe
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Joined: September 22, 2010 9:13 am
Last seen: June 5, 2026 2:43 pm
Topics: 989 / Replies: 9551
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RE: Ring Ring

There are two sets of monuments, the 1881 survey and the 1950 survey, brass caps in 1950 missing the stones from 1881 by 1500'. The entire township li...

10 months ago
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RE: Ring Ring

Yep! Let whoever did a survey do the easement. My ROS is on file from twenty years ago, I'm done there until the government releases a plat.

10 months ago
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RE: Ring Ring

They didn't find them.

10 months ago
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RE: Ring Ring

No, dependent.

10 months ago
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RE: Ring Ring

Not according to the BLM. Their position is that everything conveyed after the 1950 survey for the north township is controlled by the plat, even thou...

10 months ago
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RE: Earthquake chaos

The earth is a big ball of jelly.

10 months ago
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RE: Prism Pole Calibration Using a Tribrach

Plumb bobs are always calibrated,,,,,,,,unless it's windy,,,,,,,,unless you're hung over. 😉

10 months ago
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RE: Prism Pole Calibration Using a Tribrach

I still love the plumb bob method. We used to check adjustment all the time with the instrument man plunging the rod, the rodman spinning it 90.

10 months ago
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RE: Perfect measurers versus perfect measurers

Once the patent starts getting broken then it can get dicey. Also, the GLO plat may not line up with the patent. In that case an 80 acre parcel shown ...

10 months ago
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RE: Demarcating Control Points

@dave-o We have areas of volcanic rock here, it's usually magnetic and makes finding pins more challenging. Sometimes they really set the detector ...

10 months ago
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RE: Perfect measurers versus perfect measurers

@bstrand 40 acres patented as 40, remain 40 acres until the 40 is split. It might be measured as 39.5 acres, but it's legally 40. If it's divided t...

10 months ago
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RE: Perfect measurers versus perfect measurers

Breaking the record can cause title issues. Normally it slides over all the reviewer and title examiner's heads. For us surveyors we don't even think ...

10 months ago
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RE: Perfect measurers versus perfect measurers

The surveyor shows two lines? One with record bearing between two corners and a second one with a new bearing to different corners for the same endpoi...

10 months ago
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RE: Demarcating Control Points

Does the volcanic rock activate the metal detector?

10 months ago
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RE: Localizing to Find Boundary Corners

Looking at the plat which is a 1990 era survey, I don't see any valid option to do a calibration. All it would do is violence to the geometry. True no...

10 months ago
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RE: Localizing to Find Boundary Corners

It's always good to match closely, then you have to decide if it's worth it to shift over to the new location. I will always hold site control if th...

10 months ago
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RE: Did Someone Move the Corner?

The question is did the monument get moved, the corner stays fixed in place. My guess is no, the monument is where it's been and it's marking the c...

10 months ago
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RE: Localizing to Find Boundary Corners

Occupy existing GPS control with a projection imbedded in your DC, Put everything on it. You can occupy the CCR monument assume it's good, then chec...

10 months ago
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RE: Divorce

Ha close; the big clue were all the aliquot parts spelled out in the preamble. It's rare to see that, not unheard of, but rare. The Southwest Quarter ...

10 months ago
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